Linux Squid Service failed to start, unable to write cache.log,permission denied workaround

Suddenly squid will not start, open squid.out, found an error:

Warning:cannot Write log file:/var/log/squid/cache.log

/var/log/squid/cache.log:permission denied
Messages'll is sent to ' stderr '.

Keyword: Permission denied

Permission-Permit, approve

Denied-deny past style, reject

Direct CD into/var/log/squid directory, ls-l view current permissions

All files belong to Root:root, and then go back to the top level directory, see Squid is also root:root

Give your permission back to squid first.

sudo chown-r squid.squid squid

Then set access permissions

sudo chmod-r 770 Squid

Now try starting squid.

sudo service squid start

If it still fails, open thesquid.out file Look, it's not Permission denied question.

Then go back to the Squid top level directory, execute

sudo squid-ncd10

The following may appear fatal:cannot open '/var/log/squid/access.log ' for writing.

At this time, manually go to the Squid directory to create a Access.log file, give at least 750 permissions to

Then start squid and try again, fail to repeat the previous step to see the error

sudo service squid start

Linux Squid Service failed to start, unable to write cache.log,permission denied workaround